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PACIFIC COAST.
THE EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS A
MEXICAN VILLAGE,
And Kills 100 Persous-Relief foI
the Coal Mine Sufferers-Wreck
-Absconder Clark.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE Eroonp-uN1os.l
THE LATE EARTHQUAKE.
Montezuma, Mexico, Destroyed, and $50
Persons Killed.

MonteZuma, Mexico, Destroyed, and $50
Persons Killed.
GuAYMAs Mex, May Sth.-The earth
quake of the Sd started with a terrible vol
canic eruption at Bavispe, destroying Mon
tezuma and killing one hundred and fifty
persons, besides igniting the woods.
Twenty persons were killed at Oputu by
the falling OF buildings, and many people
were injured at Granadas and Gussabar,
which towns were almost completely de-
stroyed
VEINS OF GOLD AND WATER COURSES OPENED
IN ARIZONA.
Tucson. May Sth.-Another violent earth
quake is reported in the San Jose mount
aims, forty miles south of Fort Huachuca,
in Sonora. General Forsyth has sent an
other exploration party to investigate, and
reports are expected momentarily. A party
has Just returned from the Santa Catalina
mountains. They report the canyons full of
water brought to tie surface by the earth
quake. This is great boon for this re-
gion, as there are thousands of acres of
good farming lands at the base of these
mountains. Another good effect of the
earthquake is the opening of two large
gold veins which were discovered in the
Santa Catalina mountains at the point
where the whole side of the mountain slid
uOWu. oeNerdl prospecting parties ltlI yes
terday to locate water and claims.
MORE VOLCANOES IN SONORA.
NoGALEs, May Sth.-Parties who came
up yesterday on the train from Sonora,
Mexico, state that two additional volcanoes
have burst forth in Sonora. The largest
one is seven miles from Guaymas. A COM
pany of soldiers has been sent to the latter
WHAT THE MEXIcANs THINK.
CRY OF MEXICO, May Sth.-The Govern
ment to-day received its first information
regarding the disastrous earthquake on the
Sd instant at the town of Bavispe, in the
District of Montezuma, Sonora, by which
fifteen persons lost their lives. The earth
quake occurred at $50 P. NJ, and at the
same time volcanic eruptions began In the
neighboring mountains, lighting up the
SUBMITS for a long distance. The predic-
ton is made here by local scientists that
Mexico is about to undergo general Sc
ismic convulsion, and recent records of
earthquakes show that there is a wide
spread volcanic activity from one end of
Mexico to the other.
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CANALS IN BEseAL.-There are now in
the province of Bengal, India, in actual
operation, 7S3 miles of canal Most of these
canals were built for irrigating purposes.
but 553 miles are navigable, and were used
last year by no less than 241 ,95l boats and
RATS. The total area of land irrigated from
the canals last year was 455, ,9S7 acres.
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And Everybody Will Re Hannv

LONDON, May Sth.-At the opening of
the American Exhibition tomorrow the
Grenadier Band will play American and
British national airs, after which Arch
deacon Farrar will offer prayer. Lord Ro-
nald Cover will deliver an address of well
come, and Sir Charles Russell will reply.
Miss Lillian Nordic will sing the Star
Spangled Banner" and Rule Britannia
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ABANDONING A CANAL = The Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad Companv
which leases the works of the Scbuylkiil
Canal, has decided to abandon the use of
the canal altogether, claiming that coal can
be carried more cheaply by rail- The bond
holders of the canal will, however, fore
close their mortgage, and announce that
they will keep the canal open after they
secure control.
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ROYALTY AT THE HUB.
Queen kapiolani and Party Cordial
Received in Boston.

BocToN, May Sth.-Queen Kapiolani,
Princess Lililokilani and others of the
royal party arrived in this city this morn
ing, and accompanied by committee of
the city Government proceeded directly to
the Parker House, where they are quar-
tered. The Queen remained at the hotel
until late this afternoon, but the Princess
and General Dominis attended the Park
street Church in the forenoon. About noon
Mayor and Mrs. 0'Brien called at the hotel
and paid their respects to the Queen. and
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PoRTLASp. May s!h.-Lieutenant ].
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Milton, of the United States photographic
Office, San Francisco, is here, and meet
ing OF the Board of Trade is called for to-
morrow, to consult with him in regard to
establishing branch Office here. He
goes to Port Townsend to see about estab-
fishing another branch there.
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ARIZONA.

The Identity of the Train Robbers Still
in Mystery.
Tucson, May Sth.-There is positively
nothing new relative to the train robbery
-Four men have been arrested, but thus far
proof has not been ELECTED connecting them
with the robbery. The fourth man is Sacis
brother of the party of that name arrested
at Bowie several days ago. The examina
ton OF the first three men took place yes
terday before Commissioner Hughes. 1t is
thought the men will have to be discharged
as nothing was brought out against them
The robbery still remains mystery.
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7UcsoN, May sth.-Another violent earth

VEINS OF GOLD AND WATER COURSES OPENED
IN ARIZONA
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NIEXICO.
Work to be Resumed on the Mexican
National Railway.

Cry OF MEXICO, May Sth.-President
Rasulo and Vice-President Dodge, of the
National Railway, and party yesterday in
spected the Pacific Division of the road
The nominal sale of the company's prop
erty, in order to perfect the transfer to the
new company, takes place on the % inst
There is now nothing in the shape of legal
obstacles to the transfer of the property in
this country to the new organization, and
work on the uncompleted section OF the
main line is expected to begin within q
few months.
POrch's Successor.
CITY OF MExIoo, May Sth.-Colonel
More, the new American Consul General
arrived to-day.
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In the Nineteenth Century.

VIENNA, May Sth.-A crowd of peasants
melted by agitators, to-day attacked the
Jewish quarter in Moravian village. The
peasants, who were armed with farm i'm
plements, brutally assaulted the Jews.
Troops We're sent from Prereau and sue
ceeded in quelling the riots
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COLLISIONS AT SEA.
Eight Lives Lost by Collision OF tho
French CoaAt

HAvRE, May Sth.-The French steamer
La Bretagne, Captain De Jousselin, from
New York April 9th, arrived here at noon
to-day She reports that during the night
she collided with and sunk Norwegian
bark. The crew Of the bark were saved.
The steamer La Champagne, which sailed
yesterday morning for New York, and
which afterward returned, having been in
a collision, was run into by the steamer
Vile de Rio. The latter steamer sunk, but
her crew and passengers were saved. The
collision caused panic among the Italians
on board the Champagne, who made a rush
for the liteboat and capsized it, five of
them being drowned in addition to three
sailors who tried to prevent the rush. The
steamer Vile de Bordeaux rescued fifteen
Italians clinging TO the capsized lifeboat.
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Injured nv a Rlast-Rain.

YREKA, May Sth.-A man was badly in
iured at the canyon on Siskiyou mountain
from blast exploding after the men had
returned to clear away the debris, suppos-
ing that all the charges had gone off. He
was taken to the Sacramento Railroad Hos
pital.
There was light rain last night and this
m 1rning in town, but heavy showers in
the valleys eastward.
Colonel waring in Demand.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, May Sth-Colonel
Waring, who arrived here this morning,
has spent the dav with the CITY Trustees
and City Engineer in inspecting the town,
with view to deciding on the most prac-
ticable method of sewerage. The City
Council will also hold a special meeting to-
morrow evening TO consider the matter at
which time Colonel Waring will give his
views and submit plans.
Matters About OroviIIe.
ORovILLE, May Sth.-There have been
quite large number OF lots and small
tracts of land sold in the Thermalito col
ony in the last few days. There have also
been several very considerable sales of foot
hill lands, and strangers are arriving by
every train and are looking for homes.
Hay harvesting has begun, and many
fields of barley are nearly ripe. Our crop
outlook is splendid.
Railroad Building.
SANTA ANA. May Sth.-A large force OF
track-layers are now laying track below
Arlington on the Riverside, Santa Ana and
Los Angeles branch of the Atchison sys-
tenn. Chief Engineer Perris is authority
for the statement that the construction en-
gine and track-layers reached Rincon last
night, twelve miles south OF Arlington and
twenty from Santa Ana. At this rate trains
will reach Santa Ana by June 18th.
A Schooner Wrecked.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Sth.-[Special IA
dispatch to the Merchants Exchange
states that the schooner Champion, 42 tons,
which plies between here and Albion, went
ashore at the latter place to-day and became
a total wreck. She was owned by II.
Wetherbee, of this city.
Weather Indications.
San Francisco, May sth.-[Special. l.
The weather indications for the twenty
four hours commencing at A. NJ, on
May 9th, for California, are; Light local
rains in the northern portion, and fair
weather in the southern portion.
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WE ARE PREPARED

To give you a general outfit in
SUMNER WEAR, and, too, at prices
that will suit you; for we carry three
distinct grades-LoW, Medium and
High-priced Goods. To Illustrate: If
you wish a Summer Undervest, and
have but little money to spare, get
one for 25 cents; two grades bet
ter, AS cents; still better, rs cents.
Fine Balbriggans, in fancy patterns,
S5 cents and $l IS. The same pro-
portion holds good in other lines:
White Shirts. so cents. rs cents and
ST.. ASuperior Article, Colored Fancy
Shirt: A very good Shirt for SO
cents; a good article for rs cents;
superior ones for 81 and ST. 25.
While buying your Shirts, look at
the Gents Linen Handkerchiefs-
what heavy goods for the price: 10,
Is and 20 cents; also Socks, with
out a seam, 10 and Is cents;
Colored Merino Socks very fine), 25
Cents-no one sells them less than
so cents.
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an Explanation Desired

LoNDoS, May sth.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the Porte has asked the
Spanish Government to explain its action
in authorizing the formation of coaline
station on the Red Sea.
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TWO MuRDERERs.
Confidence Rascals Drive a Man to In
sanity and Death.

sdDIty anu DtatNs
OMAHA, May Sth.-E. Oliver, of Beard
ley, H., jumped from the west-bound train
on the Burlington road at Iowa Point and
was drowned in the Missouri river yester-
day. He was frightened by two confidence
men who were working him. He ran
to the platform, dragging with him his
five-year-old child. The conductor grabbed
the boy in time to save him. Mr.. Oliver
was tenporarilY insane.
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Cajeme was Shot.

NoGALEs, May Sth.-A good deal of doubt
having been thrown on previous reports
that Csieme, the famous Indian Chief. had
been shot, the matter was set at rest TODAY
by the reception of telegram from Gov
ernor Torres, of Sonora, saying that
Csjeme was shot, after a short trial, accord
ing to law
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CHANGED DAILY FOR C. h. GIEMAN-MAY 9, 1887.
THIS MORNING,

We have to offer you some NEW
LINES, just what is wanted to keep
your feet cool: Ladies' Fine Kid
Sandals, one or two straps, 81 SO.
A Real Good Bargain in Ladies' Kid
Operas for ST.. There are only a few
dozen pairs; come early if you want
them. The best we have had yet:
Ladies French Kid Button Shoes
very soft kid, 81 rs per pair. Now,
we have the best thing can call it,
is a Grab-bag Lot of No. Goods,
bought away down. Somebody has
lost money on them we don't, and
will give them to you less than half
price. 1t is mixed mess Congress-,
Lace and Button Shoes; some in
kid, some in goat, and some in calf.
You'll have to come and see them.
You can't make any mistake, for
they are really desirable.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Clark, the Truckee Absconder, Willing to
Return.
VICTORIA, May Sth.-The Clark extradi.
ton case came up again yesterday. The pris-
oner was remanded until Saturday next. II
is unSerstsod he has consented to go to
San Francisco without further trial.
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OREGON,


Runaway Horse Drags Young Lad to
Death.
PORTLAND, May Sth. Johnnie Stokes
aged IA years, son of John Stokes. plas.
terer, was killed yesterday in horrible
manner near Ames' chapel, on the out
skirts of East Portland. He was allowing
his horse to Craze and tied the halter rope
around his body. The horse became
frightened and galloped off, dragging the
lad a distance of seven blocks and between
two trees. Nearly every bone in the body
was crushed, the skull mashed in and the
flesh frightfully bruised
Hydrogaphie Office Wanted.
PORTLAND, May s.h.-Lieutenant ]. e.
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Filibnsters in Cnha

LoNDoS, May Sth.- Dispatches from
Madrid say that rumors are current there
that party of filibusters has landed in
Cuba.
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NOTICE To CREDIToRs.-EsTAT OF AR.
IN MOLD HEIMAN, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, exeeutrix OF
the sast Will and testament of ARNOLD HEY
MAN. deceased to the creditors of and ali per.
sons having claims against said deceased TO ex.
hieit them. with the necessary afidavits or
vouchers. within ten months sfter the first pub
heation OF this notice. 10 said executrix. at her
residence, No. 60 l street, Sacramento city.
California.
Dated May 9, 1857
KITE B. HEYMAN, Execrtrix.
fATlIS & WHITE, Attorneys my2-5tM
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Fund Started for the Relief of the
Nanaimo Sufferers,

NanafmO sufferers.
SEATTLE, May Sth.-The Seattle Post IN
tetligeacer has started relief fund for the
benefit OF those who were made widows
and orphans by the calamity at Nanaimo.
One thousand dollars has already been
raised, and it is probable the sum will be
raised to many thousands. The distress is
said to be very great, and there is urgent
need of relief. All funds intended for the
relief of the sufferers, if sent to the Post
Latsttigencer at Seattle. will be acknowledged
and promptly forwarded 10 the Nanaimo
relief committee.
SIMILAR ACTION IN wALLA wALLA.
WALLA WALLA, May Sth.-The Mayor
has issued proclamation to the citizens
asking them to subscribe for the relief of
the Nanaimo widows and orphans. The
Statesman and Union are getting up a sub
scription, and considerable money has been
already subscribed
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Call again. gently murmured the
poker-player. as he scooped in the pot
Merchant Tr0reler.
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We can show you more styles
and kinds of GENTS AND BOYS
HATS than any regular Hat Store
keeps: Straw Hats for Men and
Cloth and Fur Hats, from SO cents
up.
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NEW MEXICO,
Reported Death of Prominent Cattle
Man Denied.

ALBUQUERQUE, May Sth.-J. B. Slaughter,
the wealthy cattle and landowner of So
corro county, who was reported shot and
killed last Friday, is not dead. but seriously
hurt. His assailants have not vet been
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MISCELLANEOUS.
That Tired Feeling

The warm weather has debilitating effect,
especially upon those who are within doors
most of the time. The peculiar, yet common,
complaint known as "that tired feeling"
is the result. This feeling can be entirely
overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives new life and strength to all
the functions of the body.
81 could not sleep; had no appetite. 1
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon began to
sleep soundly; could get up without that
tired and languid feeling; and my appetite
improved" r. A. SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
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In referring to the above take this opportu-
nifty of thaEking the many patrons of the late
firm of A. II. Powers & Co. for their liberal pat
ronage, and would most respectfully solicit a
continuance ef the same to my successors
A II. POWERS
N. B.-Mr. Z. B. Winslow, formerly travelling
sgent for A. II. Powers & Co, will represent
AessrS- Spruance, Stanley & Co., San Francisco.
my23plmMWF
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WHOLE NO. ll,249.
FOREIGN TOPICS.
EIGHT LIVES LOST BY 4 COL
LISBON AT SEA.
Rumor that Filibusters Have In.
vaded Cuba-Expose of the Lon
don Times" Hand.
A BACK-DOwN.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNrON.I
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Strengthen the System

Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities 1st, the combination of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
purifes my blood, sharpens my appetite, and
seems to make me over" J. T. THOMPSON.
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla beats all others. and
is worth its weight in gold.'' l. HARRINGTON.
$50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Made.
only by C. I. HOOD SS CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar,
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Bell Conservatory Co.. Sacramento. Cal
GOOD EduoationaI Cbance

DR. BERSON, TO MEET THE WISHES
~ of pupils and applicants. and accom-
modate all classes has reduced his terms
to one-half, offering to classes special ad-
vantages besides. He now visits or receives pri-
yate Pupils or Glasses IN Latin and Greek Glass
les, Mathematics Philosophy. Sciences, French
(Parisian), German (Yernacularl, Spanish 6Ias-
till, Italian, Hebrew, Arithmetic. Book
keeping, Elocution, etc. Fluent and cor
rect conversation in the languages guaran-
teed in two months his easy pleasant
and rapid method has always proved of
extraordinary success in fitting for American
and European Universities and Colleges for
medical, clerical and legal professions. and for
military and commercial lines, and for teach
ers examinations; and i well known also in
Sacramento, where the highest references of pu-
pills can be obtained. For prospectus, etc, ed
dress or call on DR.. BERSGN, 761 street. If
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-03

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IN Tire soft snowy heart Of thistle.
pwigkc Tiptoc one morning was born;
Uncss Lilc sound OF tic parlridges whistle
hure from the ripcniug earn:
utcn siic sunlight was dreafn.ly tender.
And she hiiltops were smoky and blue,
-Aua ~ faint, iEdescrjbanle splendor
sg many a cloud-rift came through.
1acn q brccze from the South Winds domin-
tesxr<
Ek.w Gy, and Prince Tiptoe was whi'Ied
Away, gu invisible pinions,
ErBat his own little silk-curtainea world;
He was tossed IN the air like a feather,
Audi twirled till he almost forgot
His marc. and could scarcely tell whether
fLe was really Prince Tiptoe or not.
Bat the gay little zephyr grew weary.
Aaf she said, There's n cottage, my deary,
Ola ifs porch you must quietly drop
&c was sheltered and SHADY and airy,
Asbt an oak-trcc high over 1t rose;
Ard HIS Highness came down like "A fairy
On the tips OF his downy white toes.
AMI softly he danced to the measure
tH the thrush's song up in the tree,
o. Gssrgot In his ligiit-hcarted pleasure
raaf danger anear him might be-
An gtr1in was slowly advancing,
Whose p~ansy-blue, wondering eyes
Sal MOI in that small atom dancing
4. f&jsy-land prince IN disguise.
Tssxt he knew there was nothing TO match IL
fa the k,ngth aud the breadth of the town;
SEES C., said with IL shout, 81 will catch it,
1Itnt beautiful white thistlc-down."
Ifs tss. sly little breeze was but hiding,
Add watching her nursing nj play;
AMI lQrtti she came noiselessly gliding
And Prince Iiptoc was mp and away!
Hattie Whitney, in st. Nicholas.
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A Chronic Tendency Overcome.

tendency 10 constipation. They are Of bill
lous temperament. The complaint TO which
thy are subject, though easily remediable
by Judicious treatment, il in many cases
aggravated by a resort TO drastic purga
tives and chOlagoeues. As the human
ach and bowels are lined with n deli
they canno sand prolonged drenchina
with such medicines without SCI ious injury
Nothing restores and countera:ts an habit,
ual tendency to constipation so effectually
as Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Its Taxa,
tive effect Is gentle and progressive. II
neither convulses nor weakens the intes-
tim S, and it's effects are unaccompanied by
gtiping pains. IL arouSeS the liver WheT
the. organ is sluggish, promotes digestion
and encourages appetite and sleep. For
fever anu ague, kidney troubles. NO y0ns
incomparcb BILE Ia q a wineclass before
meals acd see how soon you vi | relish
them.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-03

Several days ago Il stranger made hi
appearance ut the Union Depot and
asked Officer Button how long before
the Grand River Valley train would &C
out.
I'm about twenty minutes" was the
reply.
Then I'll have time to get a drink,
won't IP"
"'You will"
That's good. I always prefer to
travel on a stiff horn of whisky"
He returned in five minutes, wiping
his mouth on the back of his hand,
and asked:
Has my train gone yet?'
mo, sir; You still have fourteen
minutes to spare"
That's good guess I'll go back
tor n little brandy"
When he again returned he felt in
good spirits, and, ascertainlng that he
still had six minutes to spare, he said:
Now, that's what | call liberal, and
I'll lay in one more drink
The last one proved more than he
could bear under, and he was not seer
again for three hours. Then he came
round with a wabble in his gait and IN
uncertain look in his eyes and asked:
''Shay, what time does that Gran
River Valley train 90 out?'
''In about four hours"
"Fo' hours! Why, thatll give me
time to get drunk agin; mos 'commo-
datin' railroad | ever saw, ch?'
Yes"
SHAY! doan' want 10 be mean.
Con tell 'er Superintendent he needn't
wait fur me any longer, cause 'tmay
delay others. Hes IL zhentlcman. he
Is, an I'm u zhcntleman, ! am, but
when u zhcntleman holds "A train for
me mos half a day | can't impose on
him any longer! Shay, do you ever
cry when you get zhrunk? do, aud
if you've no jcckshuns I'll cry now"
No objections being made, he cried
-MiddteGurQ On. " J0ur2di.